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	The Dragon Ball manga in Torisakia is imported from the United States by Viz Media, which released the chapters in tankōbon format. To avoid confusion, Viz Media changed the name of the last 26 volumes to "Dragon Ball Z", and both were released simultaneously.		The Dragon Ball manga in Torisakia is imported from the United States by Viz Media, which released the chapters in tankōbon format. To avoid confusion, Viz Media changed the name of the last 26 volumes to "Dragon Ball Z", and both were released simultaneously.
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Dragon Ball in Torisakia

Languages	English, Torisakian Native
Original anime airdates
Dragon Ball EP001	May 1, 2000
Dragon Ball Z EP001	March 14, 1998
Dragon Ball GT EP001	October 3, 2005
Dragon Ball Kai EP001	July 11, 2011
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The Dragon Ball franschise first reached the Democracy of Torisakia in 1998 with the airing of the anime and the late release of Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension.

Dragon Ball anime

The Dragon Ball anime debuted in Torisakia on March 14, 1998 with Dragon Ball Z, launching it into a nationwide phenomenon. There were two versions broadcast, an English dub and a Native Torisakian dub. Although it would have been easier to recieve the English dub from Funimation, the company that licensed the series for an English release, Torisakia decided to do their own dubs. This became known as the Torisakian English Dub. The dub ran for only a year, after very heavy crticisms about the voice acting pushed Zeniko Films, the company who licensed the series in Torisakia, to switch over to the Funimation dub. Zeniko Films also attempted their own dubs with Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Kai; all of which met the same fate.

All of the movies, except for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods which has yet to been released in the country, have premiered on television, rather than seeing theatrical releases like in Japan, and released on DVD and video.

Toonami

Toonami is an extension of Cartoon Network Torisakia (usually just called Cartoon Network within the country). It served as the main programming block for the Dragon Ball series (except 'Dragon Ball Kai which airs on Cartoon Network Torisakia solely), airing new epsidoes every weekday in their afterschool block (3:00pm-5:30pm. The show usually aired about 3:30pm, with a rerun at 5:00pm). Toonami aired all of the episodes for all three series and the Zeniko and Funimation dubs from 1998 until 2007.

In 2008, Toonami went off their air, and stayed off until 2012 when it was brought back in Torisakia. It now airs on Friday nights from 6:00pm to 10:00pm, and shows reruns of Dragon Ball Z at 9:00pm. This is currently the only programming block and network that airs the Dragon Ball series.

Dragon Ball manga

The Dragon Ball manga in Torisakia is imported from the United States by Viz Media, which released the chapters in tankōbon format. To avoid confusion, Viz Media changed the name of the last 26 volumes to "Dragon Ball Z", and both were released simultaneously.